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 1 Primit|      decades in their original forms - beautiful in their unadorned
 2 Taoism|       own loves and ideals, in forms widely divergent from those
 3 Taoism|       things and mutability of forms.~The book of Soshi, rich
 4 Taoism|       great imaginative scheme forms the bony system of the work;
 5 Buddhi|      renunciation.~The several forms which the thought of the
 6 Buddhi|      breaks through slavery to forms, and denies their very existence,
 7 Buddhi|     literature, concerning the forms of gods, means correlative
 8 Buddhi|      primitive type into freer forms and a wider range of subjects,
 9 Asuka |        translated into Chinese forms, under the conditions of
10 Asuka |     Prince Wumayado as regent, forms the culmination of the first
11 Asuka |       Kwannon has thirty-three forms, representing all grades
12 Heian |        and phallic worship, it forms on the other, as we must
13 Heian |    Supreme Spirit, in concrete forms, for these thinkers went
14 Heian |    concrete, and actual in the forms represented.~The artistic
15 Fujiwa|   evolution of its own special forms, both in life and in ideals.~
16 Ashika|       the fetters in which all forms of knowledge tended to enchain
17 Ashika|       in the sense of ignoring forms and rituals, for Buddhist
18 Ashika|      idea was essential to all forms of artistic expression,
19 Toyoto| Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Iyeyasu forms a triple power, each in
20 Tokuga|        And as their literature forms another world from that